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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

Politics began when Joseph was sold
out by his brethren
A stable government should be one that
i ruled BY horse sense.
Some people are too proud to beg and
too honest 70 steal, 30 they get trusted.
Indians never kiss each Other, ana nc
one who has ever seen an Indian can
blame them much.
The more you puff cigar the smaller il
becomes. and that i the case with some
men.
a lady says she loves the hustle in a
large city II does look rather ridiculous
in the country, that's fact.
You can get more wind out Of a ten
cent fan than you can from a $500 one.
It i the same with ten-eent man.
The figures show that the people Of this
country use about s220. 600 worth of pa
tent medicines a year. This explains a
good deal Of sickness
What i more lovely than a peaceful
grandmother? asks an exchange. Her
granddaughter. If this Is not the right
answer. we give il up.
Some of the women OF Saratoga during
the present season change the colored
ribbons about their pug dogs neck twice
a day. Life with them has lofty aims.
4 stout old lady got ont of a crowded
omnibus the other day. exclaiming
Well. that's relief. anyhow" To which
the driver replied: SO the hosses thinks,
num-
l say, jenkins. can you tel a young,
tender chicken from an old. tough one?-
.-Of course I can Well. how?" BY
the teeth Chickens have no teeth. -
No but have"
Father, where's the fatted calf:~
What. NY son, have you done to de-
serve it, Father. I have failed for q
million dollars" james Chired man
roast the old cow
Little Dick-I don't want 10 do that,
mamma Mamma you must Dick
Why Mamma-Because I say so.
Dick-Whats the reason have 70 mind
you: I amt your husband.
Fireman lon the LADDER: Hurry UP,
there isn't q moment 70 spare:~ She %,
dear. Must I 90 out this way: Do tell
me If my hat i on straight
Carlyle says, "A man who sings at his
T i q DIT
we have noticed in the case Of the mos
quito, that when II sings serenade 70
you al night, ne K after your blood
I'VE al have our burdens 70 bear.
said the minister. There are many trials
in this life Yes, I suppose there are,
said the poor lawyer, ruefully; -ibut I
don't seem 10 have much luck al getting
mixed up in en-"
Papa-Why 20 pensive. my daughter:
Eolise-Jack Burlington has just returned
all my notes, and everything between Us
i ended. Papa-Quite a coincidence. nv
dear One Of his was returned 70 me this
morning protested
Our domestic again Cook lon the dar
Of her arriy al Please mum, I'm bit
fiery At times and when I an fiery I'm
apt . Be BIT rough spoken: but you
needn't let that put you about With q
little present DOW and then you can allus
bring me round again
Then am not 70 call on any more, =
he said as be twirled MS hat IN his hand.
That Is what intended 70 say she re-
+ piled cooDy- And our engagement Is
+ al Over:7 Well, she said. with some
I perity- If you've gone and talked about
4 il 70 everybody ! suppose il L. I'm sure
l haven't said anything about IL II it's
/ al over its your own fault
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
God Reigns.

God reiEnS above. De reiCnS alOne;
Systems burn out and leave his throne,
And still his wears roll OF.
NisrS Of creation melt and fall
Around him chaageles< amid al
Whose Ages SUI roll On
By anguish which made pale The sun
I hear him charge his saints thar none.
While srIIl Times years roll on,
Among his creatures anywhere
BlaSpheme against him il despair,
Though d4rkly days 90 on.
For n whatever's undergone.
Thou knowest, wiIlest what ! done,
ThoRgh our dark days 20 On.
Perhaps the cup was broken here
Thar heavens new wine might show more clear
30 lei the da,< go on.
1 praise thee while my days 90 on,
love thee while my days 90 on;
The day spring c0meth on.
Thro' dark and dearth, thro' FIRE and frost,
With emp,ied arms and treasures lost
Nv days are going on.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26


There can be but little doubt that
the earth has az last reached the ma
turity n her powers. She ~ like "a
ripe apple upon the bough. Hence
forth it, excellence must slowly de-
cline. The game 81 life upon this
planet has been essentially played
That H., DO new development re-
main, no new species On an extended
scale, a. Ia the past, are - appear
The bird has been evolved fr0m the
reptile, bat the bird = doubtless tbe
top u that branch ~ our tree ~ DIE
no new form j. % be- evolved from
the bird. We know pretty well the
descent ~ the horse be- has arisen
through various lower aud lesser
forms bot probably nothing L. b.
come after the bOrse The same
with other forms. No higher form b
" succeed maB as b. has succeeded
the lower. Monkeys aud ofang-
outangs are left behind they will
not give birth ~ being superior ~
themselves they are ~ igs that have
been outstripped By other aud more
favored branches. Man is the last
~ tie series
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

You are teeilng depressed. youF appetite i poor
yOu are bothered with Headache. yon arefagestv.
nervous and generally out q sorts znd want 20
brace up Braee up but not wifh stznlulazars.
spring uledefnes, or hitrers which have for tbeIs
bass very cheap, bay whiskey. ard Nhleh stiuaH-
lase you for 4a hour, and teB leave son IL 5 worse
condition tl1zH bezofe- Nhat you want l. an a.
tezaetre thss VII p0rIfy ynu bIood. starr helthy
ei5aI of Liver ard lleFs rs1s1oze Faur vitality
and live renewed 44ifi ad =trenth sus.h = med.
leEae yeu s1Il is n Elecsrle Bisaers ana onEv q
cent? a s,aerIs - Il G. fieree's Drag store
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

sensible, economical people. who
from experience have learned that
James Pyle's Pearline, used IS
directed on each package, saves
time. labor, rubbing, wear and tear.
Your Clothes are worn ont mora
By washing than wearing. Il IS to
your advantage 10 Try Pearline.
JAMES PYLE, New York
EoTS Evz--zL-a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
ORLEANS County Monitpr,
ErELEaHEI wEEELI
GEO H BLAKE.
BARTON. VT.
TEsNs-wEEE pAIn sTRIeTLr N ApYAsrE

INNS HuEh F-lI olhlt ~ ~ AINAHGE
: 9 30 VAR. u l.- PAID E. advance 500
E.--- ~lH--rlne-- living outside Orleans or
l--a..a.- .H-z-.e-- SIS per ye--.
EsaT --a--r.F-l11 = Advance Remit = r Q.
U-l.r- Registered Let-er. ur Dr.lsr-
Ha-1 me laat. aa yoz- paper. anu see that vour
.-e.- 1---- J. aar correct send rHe money T.
----a Be- soy 9- za--ty us OF error by postal card.
taTr- 81 Adversi-5nE made kuazu or applica-
-Hl- A j alr- must have metal body-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

Tuf lnfAt PAuM-.Dd sou esu.
stop b. think what q ufeIsss IrHu
writer d good local newspaper Hf
Week after week. reaching Iuf1trafs.
a goes 90, telling ~ marriage.
b.rths- deatha, tIe coming aHi going
~ our people, the business. sH.eesa
or failure, accidents, rf1pa, Improve.
ments, In fact. events Of aII aIHds
the gHst Chat comes to the hopper uf
a good local paper WhN f I.u
aere to write a letter eaea seek ani
ell haifthe news Bou pprr Rte..
sou would give up IH dspar Ihr
supposed pleasure becomes tir.e.ma.
the letters grow shorter, farther apaf
and finally cease WIS t8e dH.r
ence Because alth ueaspapeI mgH it
is business People ln I.fe nrus.
paper town recognize th.s aHd tats
pleasure in giving tbe editor ufas
Items that you never learn. Ihefe.
fore. make haste and subscribe If
sou already receive d oopys sead ane
- some friend. "a 81 better UHaH 6
letter = IiDraand Rsegra
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
What a Time

People formerly had. trying 70 swallow
the c-G-[aSlioued pill with is film Of
1l.a-nesia va5uly Disgusting It's bitter
Ee>~ and what a contrast 10 Ayers
Pills. shat have been well called med
1ca-eG sucar-DlIIns = the only fear be-
ing that patients may be tempted into
taking TOO many al dose. But the
directions are plain and should be
strictly followed.
J. I. Teller. II. D.. q Chi11enanco.
y Y. expresses exactly what hundreds
have written al greater length. He
sa-~: Ayers Carha-r5c Pills are highly
appreciated They are perfect in form
and coating, and their effects are al
thar Tie most careful physician could
desire. They have suuulanred al tie
Pills formerly popular here. and I think
il must be long before any other can
b made that WI a al compare with
Them Tha-e who fr-r your z,z-1z g~t
fu.L va,-te tor their money
safe. pleasant and certain in
their a.-lau.' is lie concise testimony
q d. George Z. Walker, Of Martins
Vile Virginia.
Ayers Pills ourselI all similar prep
a-a-i5ns. The pablic having once used
them. VIII lave no others Berry,
Veuable x Collier. Atlanta. Ga.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

Allow your Clothing
Paint. or " oOdwOrk
washed in the old
rubbing, twisting
wrecking way. JON
that large arrlv OF
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
Brother Gardnor's wisdom

Oar am sartin things | should
like YOU to remember" said Brother
Gardner as State Rights Smith final
lv got over his fits Of coughing and
the hall became quiet. "ln de fust
place de man who lies viii knock "a
man down fur callin' him a liar iist
as soon as a man who tells de troof.
In de mex place, II a man saws You
lie, an You doan' lie, how do YOU
prove YOU don't hy hittin' him;
What men lack in argument dey
will try to make up either in ridicule
or bulldozin'.
When YOU h'ar of a pusson wild "a
confidential friend you hey found
somebody to be sorry fur.
4 man may hev your respect an
admiration fur half century on gem
eral principles, an yit lose all in half
a day by refusin' to indorse your
bank note.
Moas ebery man has his weak side,
an moas Of us, except dc drunkard,
ar hypocrites. We hide our weak
ness, while he exhibits his.
4 religun which can't shet up a
church fur six Sundays doorin dc
heated term mus be powerfully
afraid of its strength. | like my re-
ligun to he tempted now an den.
/ like to believe all men honest, but
| nebber take de same patent medi-
cine fur liver complaint an de tooth
ache. no matter how dc label reads.
If eber open a bank ! shan't hunt
fur a cashier without any small vices.
hev seen de time when "a chaw Of
plug terbacker stopped my hunger
fur my naybur's new pertaters.
1t ar easy enough 10 make friends
in a new neighborhood. All you hey
to do is 10 be a cheerful lender.
Your enemies will appear when YOU
stop lendin' an begin 10 borrow. let
us now take up the reglar purceed-
in's and purceed to bizness."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

boiI peaches. whole. ff..sn HH.
utes, using sIH ap1anfaIa saEaI a.
q quart
Boil Uhortlrben1rs ffe minutes
four spoDufnls sugaF - quart
Boil sIbernust Dr rfah.aFF
whole, taauty-nfe minutes fIHii
spooufais sugar o. quart.
Boil peam from twenty - WIfif
minute -tuentg for halgfa aud t1Hg
for whole pfafs- using s.a apnniH.H
~ sugar a. d qHun rhn - fwIt
a.maH
MIa fHsn8 NaIsaa.. IHf Hfa.sIg &. IH H#
y aa.l.asa .a n.f hfaFfs aI Ha.asHaHs sIa
naIsam u Naa CIeuf o.. aanaf aa Is.I f#I
tsafs. aaffa "a faaHIf. ...sa s..asa.. .s .I a.s.
aftsf f.fH q raIa.ea.fa disease
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

ASIA APoP1-EC-TNg j. manufactured s1lT BY
Tfr r = IlE-eE-Eo~CS s- Co. EuosDurEh F a Is
Price. s. O per io--ie, six bottles for $500.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

Queen Victoria has been a monarch
fifty years. Ia that time she has
drawn from her subjects ia rents, am
nuities, ETC., over sl00.OOO,OO0. She
had had besides special provision
made by the government for an her
family. just now we are told that "a
jubilee fund has been proposed for
her and that money - the amount of
1000 per day T. coming into the
fund Then. too, she sells butter
made from her estates in DeyOnsbIre.
Under such circumstances We can all
see how generous was the impulse
which prompted her 10 raise The PEN
sion Of the old, harmless and legless
soldier 10 the extent ~ b.. 3D. per
week. T. il strange that England Is
growing a little tired u this business
Of royalty; that On two or three oc-
casi0ns Of late the queen had been
publicly hissedf The gifts ~ this
world are 80 distributed that some
times IL looks a. though people were
rewarded in inverse ratio 10 the
services they render.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
Aver S Pills,

Prepared iy I-- J. c. aver x Co, Lowell. Mass
sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
Four Hundred Tons of Gold

W--aa -ls- column ta- scraps from rhe Current
History ~ -ze NIu-u-- Lzte Insurance Company OF
New Ya-k-~
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

DR. O. 4 BENIS-
DN[EDPA TEL-T. Il Rs ET-BJ Il y. VT OF
IL l1C-- - -1 g d. H., and 20 = p
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

FANCEA CTCREB AND DEALER y Fur
II -----e- e----=, --SEe-s. carpets, room paper,
--=-- GLOVER VI 15-l
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

ne ildl vest lilpbls sly - A MAAtAA
in the August issue OF the Popular
Science Ne,rs is the full moon which
falls on or near the 2lst Of Septem-
Der. Its popularity is that II rises
more closely after sunset for number
of nights after the fun than any 9th
er full moon in the year. This re-
suits In four or five successive nights
being almost moOn-lit, and the op-
portunity thus given for evening
work in harvesting has led 10 thi.
full moon being distinguished by the
name harvest moon. The difference
between the moons times of rising on
successive nights averages about fifty
minutes. The greatest difference
occurs in the spring, when IL may
reach an hour and a half. The har-
vest moon may rise over half an hour
later each night, while under the
most favorable conditions the differ
ence is only about ten minutes. The
full moon following September like
wise rises but little later from night
TO night. and is called the hunters
moon. The moons orbit makes the
least angle with the horizon at the
autumn equinox and as it becomes,
in advancing one days motion along
its orbit. less depressed below the ho-
rizon at any other time, IL has but
a little greater hour angle 10 travel
over each succeeding night after SUM
set to bring il into view Hence, the
full moon for 50 many successive ev-
enings in late September
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

DHY~ICIAN AND SURGEON. ALBANY. VI
L gEl-= hours q g. j. H.. and 20 G, u
Specially made 1- treating diseases O. -L= eve. ear
---a4- ana z5l1ev-- -=S5
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
DR.. F. S. HUTCHIES0N'S
LlIIIEE!iL!IEIII|s [!
A REMEDY Is At LAST

To prevent ApoIlIexy- cure Paralysis Rhsu~
matt snn. Heart Disease A-lEsiTi Pet oE-is.
Chronic BrOnehiIis- Liver { oI-l l5la- NJ Dy-s-
pepsfa. &c.- &C. II suffering from the follow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
ANTI-EP0PL
WILL Do IT!
FOR SALE

By Druggizts and dealers in medicine generally
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

T-.E- LIFE. AND ACCIDENT IN>C RANCE
IN a-.--- None lE- sound. reliable companies
.aE-=-a--=- Correspondence ly mai promptly al
~--al- Barton VI lei
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

-.r-1NEEE. ALWAYS READY TO At
~ -..E --.=- Oh sl1-- notice AlereLaI-l~e made
! -ls.--v Sheffield. pc-. Is, 1Ss6.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

F. W BALDWIN
r-gENEY Al Law AND SOLICITOR N
- ----.srE- Barton VI lei
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

Carlyle says. a man who sings at his
work i a good man" Mavbe 80. But
we have noticed in the case Of the mos
quito. that when II sings a serenade 70
you Al night, he Is after your blood
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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aanlitea g. lst.ss4fs shss i.eilt,4a saoeA
,hai 4 tes wa u question e.ofes ieH a1s'ias
laaf-gss Ies. iait s4a personal Nrof~flts
fAlsseo ri s. se'si1 ana sl4l .sss elitf As,is
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has nisee AAfs An4tis,ll, Ni.a r.
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fis ~. hsKae hgen eaiy sersea en a.
saeady. cq4ases So iisa oiael Les1s Al seN
tie matter vas t4&en Nf. At 1usS5'A A.
nGtis lerlHsu. oas 81 khF <atssts - tht
VII hGa t,esa sIiac.2.is cited ifom hcsis'u
Is Nrs EufeAs storey feansti ana a.
present Ia oo0rl he iss luoa ~ bxtleE
bera ia tie Aeartms1i ~ eiaFeg on ine ass
lae VII Nxs ezesUlea ID hssiuE seep storey
slkn Is zL3 a. having siFnsa a hitssts a.
Sa1Feys request Aiiufss Nss 1Aanexlt.e
editor 81 Use n.sfs a. EAt t.me Ia aaesii..is,
lad been fre4uently 81 nirSf euinl.aiAt
end considered hln 81 ~ saY lpeaf4 stated
from MAXIM A.s AiiL The NaueSs ~aS net
cross kaniined.
On application Of Ar o0uas the osss ~as
continued - Mo0aay ne1i al 9 clock !. al.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
MORE or klssaNz.s CAREER.
A japanese Resident of IAn>iss Gives
some Of ff

LASsiNa. Mich. Apus lisa Forester,
a japanese merchant OF high Standing here,
furnishes a remarkable new chapter ia the
romance OF Kissane, the millionaire hiibus-
ter, murderer and forger. % 10 the pres
ent Go clue had been secured Of kissane
from the time he vas IN the NiceTaguan ex-
pedlnCn Up to his appearance Ia Csliinr-
MA. Mr.. Forester supplies this hiatus.
his story Is substantially ss follows Dnr-
ing The Chinese rebellion % ls57 be wa
captured by a detachment Of rebels and tax
Ell % near shanghai with other Japanese
prisoners There the rebels were overcome
oy the Chinese army under the command
OF al American. The latter was kissane.
re had secured the favor OF the Emperor,
through bis shrewdnsss and quick wits.
and WAS speedily raised 20 the rank
OF general. The young japanese prisoner,
now living here. was fancied By kissane.
who made him MS BODY servant ksSsane
hnally eft the army and with Usa travelled
through European art centres. Sometimes
the BOY was treated harshiy and at other
times kindly. They finally came % New
YORK IN 1870, and kissane disappeared. Usa
came 10 Lansing. OveTcame his oriental
manners, married an American lady of
means AID Is now one of the leading mer-
chants here. he Is thoroughly credible and
his s5ory 5 regarded as clearing up part
OF hisssne's adventurous wanderings-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
NINETY DAYS GRACE
What Commissioner Bragg
Has TO Say About 1t.
THE CASE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED.
No Doubt Of the Authority TO Make
the Order 10 Suspend the Rules
The Commission Has Evidently
Tackled Big Job.

WAsuINeToS. April s.-General Bragg, Of
the Interstate Commission. in an inter-
view this afternoon, thus criticized an edi-
toral criticism of the action Of Ire commis-
sion in suspenGiug the operation Of the
long and short naul in the South and south
wesl without giving the mater a careful
heaTin The matter was very carefully
con, idered we had before us the sworn
statement of these folks that the facts were
thus anu SO, and tnat TO enforce
this particular part OF the law
would run the railroads and greatly iDiure
the interests OF the people. We investigated
the matter far enough 20 satisfy ourselves
that thorough investigation was necessary
and all we did was 10 give ourselves three
months time in which to look carefully
into the case. Any ordinary court would
require at least six months before decision
could be resched. To ire Iighl into the
railroads and the public without trial
would be like highway robbery. We
cannot be everywhcre and here at the
same time. We cannot. IN an hour
90 10 Atlanta, to Chicago and TO Boston we
have ~ give ourselves some time for inves-
LEGATION. We have the sworn statement
that il the clause goes into effect these roads
viii be ruined. we canno, let the ruin
come and investigate afterwards. Even
etfries used 10 give 3 man hearing some
times before he sentenced him oar sus-
pension Of this clause pending a decision
does not commit us IN any way. and II the
order we reserve the right Ia revoke 1t 81
any time. II We should come 10 q decision
before the ninety days. we can revoke the
order. There IL no question as 20 our gu
thority 20 make the order Ne are unani-
nous on that point. There never Y ~ a
man since Adam was 3 boy who could sit
here in Washington and tell everything
tina, was going on in the Union. We hase
20 travel about and lopk into these matters.
We cannot decide OF band.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Estimated maiorit;es are almost thing
OF the past and in their stead oou,e COM
pletc returns which change the resulr some
Whist. bui with the advantage On the side
OF anti-psohibition.
Ia three counties the msloTities against
the amendment are increased as follows
Saginaw from $40 to 5.Gb3.
Huron from 400 10 $50.
Wayne from II 81 Il 2.254.
Making a total gain OF .ol0.
In seven counties the maiorites in favor
OF the amendment are increased as follows:
Antrim from s25 10 4OS.
Ciintop from sS3 tot95.
HillsiAle from 3 335 20 $40.
Lake from 300 - -.
MecOsta from 7b5 20 s33.
0sceola from Go 10 ss7.
Tuscola from !. .246 To SIS.
Making total gain 81 i,Oa5.
AS complete returns come IN the esfi-
mated majorilies Tor prohibition are cut
down uaite extensively, ten counties show
ing losses for the amendment as follows.
Barry reduced from 90 % ,le5.
Calhoun reduced from 3Gi to 2.04f.
Eaton reduced from 3 4tD 20 3.2l5
Grand Traverse reduced f.om coo 10 542
Isabella reduced 1cm 800 20 $50.
Jackson reduced from se5 10 S8i.
Van Blroa reduced from E. $50 10 3.5Is.
GTatiot reduced from 2 So TO 2.042.
Occana reduced from .324 30 ,322.
Mon'calm reduced from ? 71o 20 Gf2.
Making a total loss of ,57g.
The returns yesterday indicated the ma
ioriiy in favor of the amendment rs -. .si2.
10 which must be added the o55 gain and
a loss 20. the anti-amenimentites Of 10 in
Washfensw county, making the pr0hibi-
ton figures 80 900
The vote OF the anti-prOhibitionists after
deauCtiEr the loss IN Nssbtenaw County.
suoaris 10 5i DO. to which must be added
the gsins IN Saginaw, Huron and Wayne,
lnakinga grand total of 55 1io.
From The prohibition vote must be de-
Quoted tie loss % 1879. making the total
vote 40 $50
Thus making the majority against the
amendment OF $3.50
Should the claim OF fraud IN Gogcbic
County be sustained this would reduce fhe
majority against the amendment 20 1074,
aot wire i out entirely as predicted
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Nsu Yoag. April s-shofev after TIE
sais, railroad accident - Jumbo ln the Frii
% 1ss5 near lfsmiiton tanada. r. \.
Bafnum brought sait in The Supreme Corr
sgsinss Ire Grand Trunk Eaiiroa0. elairsDe
$1,000 dsnnges an account Of the nisnf
elephants destb Iee caes bas siHef ~
manned GA the general caienosf "a its
trial iu lhe very airn fafsfrf H&attne fbe
Snowman con ,rsd ~ aF. an9 81 fas
suggestion 81 IS co1rseei. er.8 aaee p .lissn
- ahoat usee 3 nsDfigt t'fstrrtst g. i.sff
tlls csse rlsees on fht aar czler8sr Tfs
motion we gfsried ard fl1t e<sa zes 80.
6oen fcT fssa nett konazY "a part 8. 81.
lrnfno Court fifl1it